Genuitec's Blog

We can all breathe a little easier now that Eclipse Oxygen has arrived! And just like the last Eclipse release (remember Neon?), this is a biggie!83 projects287 committers71 million lines of code664 contributorsOur development team is ecstatic about all Oxygen has to offer. When Ignacio Moreno (our SDC … Read More

The saying “Time is money” is definitely applicable in the world of web development, and CodeLive helps you manage your time very wisely. It makes it possible to see which files or Angular components get loaded on a web page and go from there to the source in … Read More

The IDE world got a terrific makeover this year with the Darkest Dark theme, and now we are working on our entirely new summer collection -- DevStyle, which will include a whole gamma of beautiful summery colors, as well as a new startup experience. Just imagine being able to... Read More

In this Angular 4 tutorial we are going to create a dashboard for an e-commerce store which will highlight key metrics and show top selling products. In the course of this tutorial, we will be using Angular IDE.Let’s get started by firing up our Angular IDE and create … Read More

Home is where the… work is? Indeed! More and more companies are choosing the online world, and we are no exception. Why be tied to an office if your job can literally accompany you wherever you go? That is the case for developers who can be working peacefully … Read More

Building a desktop application with multiple threads is a challenge not everyone is up to. No problem for TypeScript, though! All the pieces must fit in perfectly to make sure an application doesn’t crash due to even a tiny mistake. For this reason, folks at Slack (and many … Read More

Some time ago an article Creating My First Web App with Angular 2 in Eclipse was published. Since then, Angular was upgraded and became Angular 4, and new tooling for it in Webclipse (now CodeMix) appeared. Let’s see how creating a simple application using Angular 4 and new … Read More

Day 1 — Kicking the tires…Disclaimer: I’m not an Angular guru – as the title says, this is my journey to learning Angular and Node.js, and I’ll be sharing my experiences along the way. My Java developer’s world was recently rocked — I discovered the powers of coding with Angular … Read More

The magic continues — CI 6 is has just come out, bringing more software updates that offer continuous improvement to our tooling. Even though some breaks in CI 5 affected just a few users, we’re taking this opportunity to add a series of incremental features... Read More

So you have come over to the dark side and now you are ready to make your development environment look even cooler. No matter if you are working with Angular, MyEclipse, Webclipse or Eclipse itself, you can create your own icons to fit your taste. Not only that, … Read More